How much spatial coverage can I expect this product to provide per, e.g. 1 gallon?
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It depends on your application. We used it after our home was flooded in Hurricane Irene. We added 4 ounces of Shockwave to 1 gallon of water in a sprayer so that I could treat the basement. The ceiling of the basement was covered in mold. I covered just over 1,300 square feet per gallon mixed. So if you purchased a gallon of Shockwave and mixed it as I did, you would cover over 42,000 square feet. (oh and just fyi, I sprayed the mold and left, the next day all the mold was dead and gone and never came back in the treated areas.) I use it now to clean the bathroom, kitchen counters and my desk, phone etc at work. For regular cleaning around the house two small bottles last over a year.
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It depends on your application. We used it after our home was flooded in Hurricane Irene. We added 4 ounces of Shockwave to 1 gallon of water in a sprayer so that I could treat the basement. The ceiling of the basement was covered in mold. I covered just over 1,300 square feet per gallon mixed. So if you purchased a gallon of Shockwave and mixed it as I did, you would cover over 42,000 square feet. (oh and just fyi, I sprayed the mold and left, the next day all the mold was dead and gone and never came back in the treated areas.) I use it now to clean the bathroom, kitchen counters and my desk, phone etc at work. For regular cleaning around the house two small bottles last over a year. It depends on your application. We used it after our home was flooded in Hurricane Irene. We added 4 ounces of Shockwave to 1 gallon of water in a sprayer so that I could treat the basement. The ceiling of the basement was covered in mold. I covered just over 1,300 square feet per gallon mixed. So if you purchased a gallon of Shockwave and mixed it as I did, you would cover over 42,000 square feet. (oh and just fyi, I sprayed the mold and left, the next day all the mold was dead and gone and never came back in the treated areas.) I use it now to clean the bathroom, kitchen counters and my... » Read More It depends on your application. We used it after our home was flooded in Hurricane Irene. We added 4 ounces of Shockwave to 1 gallon of water in a sprayer so that I could treat the basement. The ceiling of the basement was covered in mold. I covered just over 1,300 square feet per gallon mixed. So if you purchased a gallon of Shockwave and mixed it as I did, you would cover over 42,000 square feet. (oh and just fyi, I sprayed the mold and left, the next day all the mold was dead and gone and never came back in the treated areas.) I use it now to clean the bathroom, kitchen counters and my desk, phone etc at work. For regular cleaning around the house two small bottles last over a year. « Show Less
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I have a patio that is approximattely 30' x 20' and I use 2 units which covers the active areas (approx 10' x 10' picnic table area and 10' x 10'' grill area) of the patio well. So, I'd recommend 1 unit per approximately each 10' x 10' area. I agree with others that wind definitely plays a factor (reduces coverage effectiveness).
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I have 22 linear feet of coverage (recommended spacing of each unit) on a single power supply and one remote.Great Company!!! Company will assist you in degree K, area of coverage and any other problems..
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I use 4ozs. to 1 gallon water. Takes about 2 weeks to see results, but kills everything. Sq. Ft. coverage would depend on a lot of different factors, thickness of foliage, etc. Keeps weeds away for months.
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Not sure how much coverage; I'm sure the site will tell you. Depends on how many joints/screws you are covering. I bought one gallon for a standard shower enclosure with a shower pan and have half left over. You don't need two coats as it forms a membrane.
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I've never monitored it, but most of the time, a gallon of finish is good for 300-400 sq ft.
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It covers about 1.5x1.5' area from 1' above. Avoid this product, though. I have to keep replacing the blue diodes by soldering. The company does not honor the warranty at all (they do not respond to any inquiry).
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I put it over Durock so I did NOT completely cover the Durock. I also bought the fiberglass tape also by Laticrete, put Hydro Barrier into the seams, put the tape on top, then more HB over the tape. My gallon almost covered 60 square feet. Almost. Naturally, I had to buy a second gallon to finish the job. This was on a tub enclosure, not a shower.
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They claim 5,000 sq ft on the bag, I got more like 1,500 - 2,000 using a Scotts Edge guard spreader set a bit lower than recommended. Pretty typical, all of these companies over estimate coverage on the bag.
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add 2 fl oz per gallon of water for each 500 sq feet. when using a tank sprayer
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Not sure but very little product is required for good coverage so I would assume quite awhile. This was the first time I purchased the product and I used it allot on vacation for two weeks. It's nearly full still.
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Coverage: Approximately 300 to 1,500 sq. ft. per coat per gallon, depending on type of stone, porosity and texture of surface, temperature, humidity and method of application.
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There is no specific coverage area for the Bio D product as it depends on what you are using it for and how thick you apply. I will say that a little bit goes a long way.
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One container should be more than enough. It covers from 80-100 square feet.
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I have 10+ acres that I put on selected plants, so I can't say as to what area can be covered. I have used almost the 6 lbs in about several weeks in doing it selectedly. This product is supposed to last longer than other products, there for one is not applying as often. And that seems to be the case so far. Hope this helps you.
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I just bought this product and was concerned about the coverage aswell. I can confirm It covered 50 square feet with two coats and there was some left in the bucket when I was all done.
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If I knew the square feet that you were going to spray that gallon of water onto I could give you a precise answer but here is a best guess. 1.3 - 5.3 oz in a gallon will give you a spray solution in the range of what I would expect you should use in doing a high volume foliar or spot spray treatment.I hope this helps. Thanks for considering doing your purchase through AgCare Direct.